Two Fortes for Sale
A1“ A (1'_R.EA'l'BARGAlN.
’ y The subscribers ofi°ei' for sale two
‘ farms lyingin the-town of New Canaan.
ll‘? One ofsaid farms is situated about four
mile5'f;-oin Nozwvalk landii g. and contains about
slat)’ acres of tir.-t rate land with a spacious
(lwetting l.!0t.tSc'=t and otzher nut. l)i.iildi:i_5_r_.s tliei'miii
5l3*ltit.lltl‘»’-
5 . -
one liundred acres of good land, with a tirm
house and other linildinfzs therr-on standing
tiboiit three and a: half miles from Norwalk
lillltllllgilt-|'l(l is a most. desirable farm for any
person wlto would like to be situittcd near the
gulf -,v;,ym-_ Iris well divided into wood. pas-
ture. meadow aml plow |and.nml is well wat-
ered, and is worthy the attention oftliose who
wish to purchase it good farm. For further
particula~rs enquire ofthe Sdl)3Cl'll)a"—t' at New
Canaan or of Chas. Isaacs. at Norw.-tll.'.
. \Vll_.Ll.~\-M DRUMMOND
New Ca naan. Dec. 9. 1850.
Railding -E.o’~.':s for 533.18.
_. _l: THE subscriber ofl'ers for salt-. three
bulldog lots pleasantly situated on the Mei-win
place abiut :1 qiutrter of a mile below tit!’-
brirlge; z.lsn, a lot: with a new dwelling house
standing thereon. Also, it house and lot situ-
ate‘; at [Five Mile River. near the Landing..—-
Sevetity-fivo per cent. ofthe money can remain
on bond and iitoi'tg:ige fo - a term of years.
i.-.flti"lll'9 of CHA RLES L- RAYl\l0Nl3-
Noiwalk. [Five Mile River.] Dec. #24. tf.-32
For $22. e.
., ‘THE House and Lot formerl_v occu-
‘. pied by Emery Bissell, rle-ceased.
For particulars inquire of
CLARK BISSELL,
or W’. E. Btsst-:1.1..
.50
Norwalk, Aug.?7.M1850' ' 5
‘Farm for Sale.
H place fo'rinerl_v occupied by
"35-» Alvin Hyatt. dcc’d, is otlered for Sal:-..
It consists of about three acresol';:ooil laarl.
with a dwelliii_r_r-house and barn lllk-‘.l'€‘.()ll stand-
ing. Also. about 152 acres of land lyitig MP2)!’
the house of lra Belts. Jr., and on the line of
the D.:m_bury & Norwalk railroad. For further
particularfeuquire of
SA M URL
\Vilt)n, March 3. 1851.
7 E3:-3 Sale.
A valuable liontcstettd of 263} acres of
la'td,formm'ly the l'CSlll('l!L'B of .l:-trod
_ . \yi'es, in New Catt:-tan. On it. is it gnotl
tvso stoi'y t.l\\’8llltl_:Z-l1:)ttS.(3. barn, and other out
l.)'.)ll(lttr-IS. and line orchard of gi':ilicd fruit
trees in a butt ring state. Also, '2"
P. HANDLE.
' fill
I ttcrns cfliizr-.
timber land. 31: miles ttortli-west. of t\_'orwalk
Brid_ge. Also, six acres of woo.-I and tiiiibe-.i'
laud lyizig one mile north of New Canaan vil-
lage. Also two a«:i°es of wood land lying near
the saw mill of '\Vat.ts Cotnst.ncl.‘, Esq. in New
Canaan. For further paittcnlars enquire of
the sub;~:criber at. the residence of ‘Ctfttt. Dt‘Lttt1-
mond. New Canaan.
EBENlCZl7.‘R. Ct\[?.'l‘i7.R.
New Canaan. J one 14, 1850. "‘ it25tf
L §llO‘.V 5: BLOL‘-Gl'I'l"S
Paisezs ta Setziizag fltieelaittee,
ND l‘i.l‘.‘,lliS for tisiiig the Sltl1lt‘.,fUl' sale by
..L the sulisci'ibei'. The tiiipi'(-.ci*tlciitt>-:3 spectl
and perfrction with wltich s<»\vi::_; can be dnt‘.i'
will] these maicltines is iistoitisltitig. One of
them can be seen in (‘.‘})t!l'ttll()tt at any time at
my house in (.li'eext.-l'ai-tits. Tltey can lilru be
seen on the corner of Elm and Canal st.atal at
33 Gold st. N. Y. Its ttt.l'v‘.‘-t2‘litl_,'_‘.!-“S over nslwr
Macliinos are in /a-3.’(-itiizg ti’.-‘c cm/.3 bntli Wllt-‘ti
it coininences and stops. and ]>.*1iTl.7ii;: iii 0:‘
s£re’c/ting ei/i’i.cr side of the cloth at g.~lt-asuic.
and stitching both sides alike. and will accom-
plish c[oi,I.lii’c‘ the work of any other inacltiue.—
nricliines and t'l2ltts for Sllltlfi for every town in
the county of b‘;iii'field, except lite towns of
ilionroe. Newtowii, lleddii._<_v. \Vcston and Ens
ton. All persons a re cautloiied tigititist l)ll‘\‘ll"‘£l
or using any inacbines that are 5iifi'iii2'eiiietits
on this patent. D}: N [CL 13-Ullll.
\Vestpoi-t,-Pvfztrclt 1st. 1851. lfltf
A Eéarci. .
3'3"‘ HE Suliscribers would ta!-:9 this ‘l‘t‘Ol‘l'I0(l
6l'i1ll_\'. flint flit-t_V have tissriciiitezl I
the |)t'i1CllL:80f Dental Sl3l'_;I_?‘.t'3', and
l1"'Pi’,Y to serve l?l.]<‘.ll' pzitzroris iii the test‘ pris.si-
ble in-inner. It is their intention to l)O|‘ft’,(.‘l‘
such ai'i'att_g;eineitt.s as will .-wcure to f.ltt=.ir
friends all the tl:lt';tltl‘tlgHS th.-it the I).-:n|nlP;-1,-
fession tiff-.irds. and to execute their l}t.t<.lt](-‘SS
in a style cre:litable to tltentselves. Vitlt niaizy
thaiiks for past. favors. they \V'-Ctlllll respec:t.fnllv
SOll(:tl3t1 continuance of the same.
t‘lll.~\S I-‘.l'l‘(?H. A. I-ill. L. DDS
A &3fiE..3’..E-$52!.
.'=;-‘Soot: Seller a.ze.< .1§§:3.r.=..te ~
£4, .~\.‘3' just returned front New York with It
.,:-1 new and valuable collection 0fS<:liool and
z‘-iisccllaiieous Books. Also, a lat’;-je tlSSt')l'lltl(.‘l':l
0_l -5l'i=tl0l1-"-I1‘/.includinglllauk llooks. li'oolst-ap,
Letter, and Note Paper, eitvulops, lzllatos. c‘»:c..
which he will sell Cllt’ll}l@l'l.ll:|l] tlm_',' can be
lN*U.£'.llli hit‘ at. any ot licrstrire in this vicinity.
£1?‘ Books of all kinds, bound in his itsnztlly
neat and durable style, at et:ti'ciitoly low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
v,,__._.
'4: 6 ~55»: Isa
65. IF/I.:Smith’s Etzarble Yard,
Near the Biiclgc, .Norwal/:. Conn.
PIPULCH RAL Monuments and Grave
5 Stones of every variety ofpattzterns, and of
the most Siéllflll workmanship. Tito best. as-
sortineiit of Airierican and Foreign Marble,
kept crmstantl_'v on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monmucnts or
any kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to callaitd
give :1 personal inspection of his material and
workinaiisliip, as this will be more sz:t.'a.~:l'act(ii'y
than to purchase of Agents without: an opportu-
nity of tostitig the quality of. the article con-
trained for.
l-'£—i'r""'l‘lit: Lettering and Ornamental work is
executerl by an experienced workman and can
warrant it. to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk, Aug. 531. 1848.
goals, Shoe, Leashes‘ an-'3; E’t'.2x-.:l.-
ing fibers.
I l-IENi"»Y I-IANDES renews again
%9 ltlS acknowledgments to the public and
his friends for their generous pat.i'ott:ige
during the your past‘, and hopes to merit an tin-
iiitei'i'upt.ed continuance of the business rela-
tiiinsltip which he has so long maintained with
this comimtnity. He will be found now at his
smw stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs.
w tere he will be happyxto see, andserve his
old friends and the public.
3) raise.
shoes in their season, for la dies and gentleman
Ft.~:ni-ma of the best qunlitjr, and in any
g'itt!it.ity, suited to the wt: ::t.3 oftlzc waft.
l‘»lorwall;, Jam. t.. 1830. 1
Al-o-a«ito.*lict' farni contaiiiiitg about.
_ The character of
his work is too well known to need a word of
It comprises every article of‘ nit-‘.Il’S
and cl1ildt'eu’s wear, with Rubbers and Over-
Di'sl7'ic£ of Nv‘rwal/.: ss Probate Court, .7li’:z_7/
16th, 1851. . . . , _
E‘STA’l‘E of wtLLtA.'tt FITCH, an in-
solvent debtor of New Canaan in said
Distt'ict, tlssigned in trust for the benefit of his
credit'ors. .
. (Jrr/cm.-I.'——'l‘liat Commissioiteirs to receive
and P.I\':lll:ltl{": the claims of the creditors ot's.air.l
estate be appointed at the prol)itte' ‘D0563 3"
Norwaik on the 7th day of June, 18-51. ill
9 o’clocl< t'orenoon; of which all poisons in ll!-
terest. will take notice, and appear. if they see
cause. and be heard tlir-rvoti. nitd the trustee of
said estate is at:-e-cm-t to give public notice
t.hereofby publishing this order in a newspaper
printed in Fairtielil count._\,'. and by postinga
copy ofiliis order on the public sigii-post near-
est the l'esi(lDtt(:o of said debtor in said New
walk at least ten days before said 7th day of
June.
GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
I)i.s~I.r'i'r-L of Noiwcizl/c ss Proliaic Court. .7lIu_i/
9'34. 1851.
4 ..\",l‘.»\'l‘l.'-'. of IRA HOY'l‘., late of Norwulk
in said district. (lr‘C(’.tlS(‘(l.
The court of probate for the (iistrirt of Nor-
walk hntli limited and allowed six months from
the dateliei'ein‘, for the ci-ed_itors of said estate,
to exhibit. their claims for setrlemeitt. Those
who m=;I|ect. to ]}l'(*S(‘lti. their m’t:0uHf9- tH‘0l’9|'l.l"
attested. within said time. will be deliarrcd a
I'(‘COV(’l'y. All pers'ins indebted to said esttite
ai'ei'equcsteil to li‘llll{t’- immediate payment to
"'21 .lA31ES '\VlSl~‘3;‘\.lAN. E.‘(t*(!ttl(‘-l‘.
Dis-Iri'cL of E\'or~.i:czl/c ss Probate (Juurl, Jllay
Q-'l-."/I. _
ES'l‘A'l‘lC of Ei)\V.~\P.D S'l‘lLES, late
' of t\'orwa'.k in said district. di=i:’d.
The t-ourt.,ot' probate for the district oi‘ Nor-
walla hath limited and allowed six months from
the date lioi'e-of. for the creilitors of said i-.=:t.=:tc
to cxliibit their claims for settlement. 'fl'ioso
who fl(?Ql(‘(.‘lI to present tlieir acnoiiitts. ]lt‘f.|])t‘l'i_Y
itil‘r‘Sl(-Ell, within said time. will be dc-liai're.il a
i't>c(t\'et'y. All persons iitrlebted to said (state
are l‘i‘qt](‘Sll’(l to nialae intmeiliate niiyirieiit to
2] L-OUl SA STYLES. 1'\t.l|llllll.\‘ll'tlll'lX...
1)i.¢/r7'c.' zf .-"t'iJi'u'al/r as 1-’r(,-I.-u.’c Cuiirl. .’.’u_i/
2«"il.".', 1‘:-3.-.31.
g§,?i.S"l‘.»\'l‘l:I of R.v\Y;‘\10.\’D i’$ilI\TfIDlCT.
.2144 late of t\’oi'wall.'. in said district. de-i:’d
The Court. of Probate for the disstrict of
l\'i>rwall\ tath limited and llllG\V'."tl six months
fiom tho d.-zte licrcnf. for the croriltnrs of said
1-.st::t.+. to cxltibit the".-ir claims for scttlt-.ini-int.
'l‘lto.-i>. r.l.=o tiiiglrict to pi‘e.~:eittI their tccotirits
properly attestétd witlhin said time. will be do-
barred at i'r-c..vei'y. All pcrsoii.-t iitileliti-tl to
.-aiil Estate are ieqttcsted to tnzilib ininiediate
payim-iit to
(EFJULD Bl-Ii\'l£ DICT, ?.'\zlminis-
\VAL'l“E R C. QUt'.\"l‘.-\i’tD, trators.
‘"‘!l"'v'1'J"7V {'71
ng :3 .3. Java-._' 3.5:.‘ km,
.~\'r 't‘:tt-:
.‘3OU'l‘ll N()R'\‘»’.~\Ll{ NL-'l‘.'3l~".ll‘;'.
7'35? ll F. siilistzrilic-.i's t‘(3S;)£"i.:iftlll_V solicit. the at-
: teiition of li‘ruit ;L-'t'()‘s‘.'(’.l'S, to their stock’ of
'l"i'c.<-5:. coitsistiitg of cltoir~z- .-—‘. p;th»*. l”c::r, Cher-
Piuiii, .-\pri('ot and Pearl) ".l‘i'vcs. ‘.-‘-Jo
\\'i..-‘h to mill partiimlar ttltmitlon to our lEtt‘;»._If9
stock of Evei'grea=ns and extra slzezl Mitt‘.-‘e
CllE‘.~‘.tlltl.<, and ;\i0u:ttain Ash .-$.lso.2i very tine
lot of lsztlwlltt and Catawba Gt':ipe vines. Also.
ilE€4‘.'l‘!'llF3 Red .»'\rt\\'0rp ditspln-ii'_',.'. Our Nurse-
ry lics it few rods Snutlt \\'t'-‘Si ofilin tiP§‘(!l.
- z‘.'~lO. Sl-I Y;‘ti(.lUl‘{ 55 CO.
N. B,-——\Ve wish it to be d':.~:ti:tieil_\’ ltlltlPl'-
stood that W(‘¢‘lli1V(.'. no business connection with
lra Si-yiitoutu
er:.*t.*.2:'§.E'* Railroad
""':‘.§J()'l.’i(.'l‘l is ltetelty girl-ti to: te Sl]l)>'(:l‘ill.~l\
‘*4 to the Capital l‘stock of tlie Dt".l:l)l.':'_\' a d
t\‘orwalk 'iillll'()tl(l Company. that the l’resi-
dent and Directors at :2 itteetittg held at Not‘-
ualk, on the 13th day of .‘5e;iteiiilwi'. 1850. 7:0-
[cd that an instalment of 10 per cent. on the
r-apital stock, including the amount paid at the
time ofsuhscribing. be paid to the 'l‘ieasurer on
or be‘-.fore the 20th Oct. next.
And that: t'urtl:er instalniettts of 10 per cent.
be paid on or before. the first t‘vl.ondays of De-
cczttbcr, Jztunaiy, Ft-,b='uary. i‘tia.t't.-li, April.
Mm‘. 3: tie, July, and .»\ti,<_vnst. treat.-
The SltlF(.'l'il)el'S l'€Sl(lll)§1 at I\'or'.'all< and its
t.'l(:l'.'.ll’_\', will tilt-itise cal! and pay to \\’illiam S.
Loi:lv-.rood, l£so.. As.<i.-taut Ti'e:i.<'.;i'ci'.
‘ . . I I . . I ‘-
Certtticati-ts of stock. and amount pain. \\ Ill
be i'eady at the time of paym-;-tit of ittstalntents.
for delivery.
AARO-.\" SEE LEY. '1‘reasurer.
D;tithitt'y,16tl1 Septeuibi-1', 1850.
‘it'll’. .‘5!z2é%.32.
Vi‘ 3E Subscriber v-iould inform his ft)l'lll€‘l‘
ct.tstotttcisaiit.l the public gc::er2:lly.tlittt
he may be ftitllltl at his il(3.\' store in .‘,~'outh
.\’crw:ilk. where he rill keep it gnotl tttill ox-
tmtslve assortiiieut of (.li'o::eric,s, l’i'ovisi:iiis,
C-i'or:l.ei'_y. Chitin and (ilass \Vare. Also le'lnar
and Feed, Sportiitg and lllasting l.’owclci'.
Patent Fuse. and a general assoi'tincut of
Patent Illccliczides. Allof wliicli he will sell
at as low i‘at'os as tltey can be procured at in
this t'illzi;_te or elsewlimc.
l7rtislt (.-lnotls received every week. C-‘oo:ls
dt:livort-d in any part of the villa;_;o.
-Sour’/t. N0i'zL'(zi’/.7, fl;i'a_i/ (ll/i 18-50. 20
?€§%r‘€.’i.Té'é§_l§ 3332:3235.
TO'l‘lC it) is ltei'ie.by given that de>;:-osits will
.L be rec:-ived b_'-,—' the trt-a.siii'ci' at the Fair-
llt-‘.lLl Ccuiity Batik. from 10 to 1'3 o‘:-lock, A.
ll. atzd from L’ to 4 o'clock, P. M. on '.\lnnday.-7,
'l'iir.-stl:i_'\fs, \Vei,l:t9:silai',‘s, '.l‘lii.trsi.l:tys and .l7i'i-
(liiys. and on SillUl‘(ltl_)’S front 1010 12 A. M.
and ‘.2 to 3 P. Bl. until fiirthcr notice. Per-
sons wishing to utalm loans are iwpicsteil to
haul a written appltt-.:.itionto the treasurer,
stating amoimt and St‘,('llt'll_\,'. .
’l.‘. ‘.VAl’..\llCl~’., J 8., Tt'i}flSl‘¢l’6t‘.
Norwalll, Dec. 3. 1849.
39.12-.i!c§"s Magical Pa::Z5ii E}3'$2‘$.‘.C10‘i.’.
In (L /ir:w li"ra;ipcr and i';o.rr2.s' /.iii,u.-/i cizlitrtzrr/.
@.%l.7'l‘lON! Jntititrrfeits of Dull:-y’ lit»:-
ti'a(:tor. in the old wrapper, flood the
:iiai'l-;et‘-—tivii'ttl them its yoti would poison, for
lilf'_‘,’ are as (langcroiis in their application.
Bay Dalli-.y's llxtractor, only in the new
(ll’(‘.t-'S.t1ll'l‘l:tl"Q'€) l3oxes—you_ gzain liiigr-.l3,' in
quantity of the Olllltltf*t'il over the old Size. and
tyliat. is more important yet-—yoii avoid the
A I - J7 ' ‘ '1 -. ' :
i..in,;ei or liein;_§ impose-d upon by .i Cfltllllerfeil,
and are certain of cutting the st-itiiiiio article.
'ri--G--' tr» .. -.
H-L _ b-1-ttllc. at.c_§ ..~alvt=..as ul()'(tSlllt(l5 wil.
tcstily. is an iiitalliblo r(>inr.-dy for the worst. of
burtts. Stftlltlst piles, rlieumattsm-, sore and tit-
liilttt-°tl t‘~,\,‘({S. f.+t’y.-‘ipe-las, salt rlteum, cuts,
wounds, bruises, atid all cutaneous and inflam-
inatory (liseases.
‘N. B. Every local agent will he provided
\'.'l1.lltt(t(‘i'llll7)2ll9. signed by my lawful attor-
ii:.g\‘;:iiiil by the '_l.‘i'avellin;_i ageitt.
'-5 1 .
‘ §:=£«’ Seotlie new printed Cii'crlars for 18:30.
- . . - ~ - c .
l.‘ill‘_§ (,mi_t.iin tnuch impc-rtatitatiit interesting
information. t-]_ DALLE y_
415 Broadway. N. Y.
§e.7_.1et;’s .£%.3aimol Galvaiuic,
l. be greatest. cltettpesi, and most. certain
remedy ever discovered for the cure of dis-
(etises of horses and cattle. Httinnrs, sores,
swellings, strains, quitterbone, ,1-zalled neck and
sltonlrlers, hard or spaviri lumps—it cures with
rapidity and certainty ! and no case of pa-
evil, has. as yet, resisted the wondeiful prop-
erties ofthis great and truly valuable remedy.
E?‘ Farmers and owners of horses and cat-
tlfik try it once. and you will never al"tct-wards
be without it. ’
“A.Gt::t't's-—Not'Wal!<, ‘V. E. flissell; Srintl:
1‘~"‘~'l"‘-'?tll~’.-.l3- ‘CV. lzlinitltz ‘v‘-"£‘.stg:oi'.', .i-olin “C17.
i‘x__ _, __ ,._- , I‘. . .. .
it-.\.l~t , L-mv C,a:ia:tz.=., :;». " VI‘: §_-‘,:,;~m-
\./A -...-.-t.tit:i:'}’,
4'. I D . 1.
i.ul".z, -“Ct;-'{'.'t:ll £“.¢)',~'l.. ‘
.
3
Everyl Day brings Something New!
—v~s
.a~ry fiends l
a. seamen
‘_. TOULD call the attention of purchasers to'his stock of SPRYNG DRY GOODS. which
i ' for extent, vai'iet.y and beauty of style. is much superior to that of any foriner season.
Among the variety of Goods desigiterl for the Ladies, may be found a more desirable seleection
{him was eve!‘ otfered in Norwolk.consisting in part of lirocado, \Vati~ri-cl. (Iliangealile and B“k
t*.~‘l[:I{S. fro-n 50 cents to $2 00 per yard; M. DE LAINIQS, C.-\SH.\ll§R'rI.S. POPLINS,
ALPACC.-XS, DOM B.~\Z.lNl£.‘3, LUSTR CS. (i.lNCtllAl\lS. Ainericiin. F'rencli and Euglisli
P.l{L\"PS. at. prices and qualities to suit the most litstitlious. livery other style of Goods to
meet the uants of the Ladies usually found in an extensive Dry Goods Store, can be had at
c.\'ti'aordinai_v low pricr-s.
G:-nt.lem+-n will find itvery much to their interest to exantiiie mv stock 0fG0m‘ls rlesigzned for
their use. as I am confdent. they will tind ¢.’J.'/‘I'd. imliiceinpiits (t't_i=i'e(l tliem. beingdeterminedto
keep up the well deservedreputation ot‘ the OLD BRIDGE .S'l‘()RlC.
G. 3. G-fiUEWAN'.
In Eviiniesttre,
In wlaichl erergr Passion of the
Eiemispl are has co31tz::?.§32:tez:.
- , . F‘
Genius to proc‘i‘=.-.-::e
. -Id}:-'. _~._'Y'
P88
sttas, suits, E
- . t 3
€’oitet2..§°, Extzttcits, , 4%@c.,
§ HlClI are really beautiful specimens of mechanical iitgetttiity, and of which all nations
’ i'ept'eseiiteil may be truly proud of. Spring has truly iiiade its tippe-arauce. in:ikiiig the
imart zzlaat. t'\'a5n='e (.'0lll2’.ll)lilGS l1]lt(:ll to our store of liappiiie-ss. bi-it air now ltolds sway over
the minds oftlio whole world. Outward adoriimouts seem congi-.iiieil to the l'e-clings and wishes
ofinost: oftlte itihabitauts oftliis _.<zt'c:tt and ;1loi'iotts Union. Ulidc‘-.r all i't~pulili(:tI|l .~‘-W“-"'"m“"l5
the wi.l of the people will ever l'(-‘lttttltt pitraiitotttit tc all others. In i-onsidt-ratiot'i of this will
to gratify the pttlillc taste, and .set.~otiifly. or tir.~'tl_v., just" as one pleases. to ciiliance the intei't:sts
of the proprietor, he is now daily i'et:civii1;1 in store
TUE LARGl:IS't‘ AND l‘dO.>"l‘ l~ZX'l‘l5."§SlVl~1 ASSO "»"ME.‘\'“" OF
l".vm' before otl7=i'cil ll)’ an,'t' cstiilili:-zlintezit in the .‘.~7t::te of Cnniici'tlt‘U.F- If 9”)" ‘"7" is E” ‘l"'~‘l’l
to: them come an.-l see the _;;i'cat. variety of lJilIt'.l( ll;_[lti'(‘(l and cliztttqralilo si‘ks, popliiis. l)()lill)tl-
ziiws. l‘;li!ll:;i'. “ml ;;l;.i:tviis. l::.<ti'e ctislitttcms. (l(?l:-litlt-‘S. prints, _.'_'_lll;;lltll‘:.S, jar-i.i:i.-t.-'. swi.<.~:, book,
camhrir and -mull iti:.2sl'ms, spring st_vlr=.s of ladies’ and itii-uses’ liniiiti-t.-1, 3-‘]tl'lt?_\'_" hat l'li}ltittl.~‘. all
:~iz:»..-' t.flilaci<. white and t‘:tt‘l:°QttlP(l kid gloves. also silk. lisfsy amt i-ctton do., 13.0 d«~.y.. lm.-'l(’.t'_\'
‘for ladies ittisses and ¢:liiltli‘ei'i.it spleiidiil stock lact~s for czipt‘-..-'. (;'.)llttt'*4. tstigts‘. iétttl it l=.H';'~’3 tt=.-‘~‘0I‘i-
itient of real ltand-xvrouglit lCn_gli.\:lt and Gerniati tlim-‘ad t‘(l;_=lt‘i_11.~‘.Ell>0\\'Il‘.’t"ll t§'.~i'r-ml. cottnii and
lislc t-dzzittrs. silk \'clvcts. .1".-ti.‘ «ilcz. linen and (‘ftlll;llt'l(2 l':(ll.tl-. also a lar_::r-— anti stzpwit-t~ ,~l();'l{ n
t'ni'Fl§.{!I lll'ft2HlL2l()lllS of all colors. it _9;t'eat variety of black twillcil Fret:<:lt t.-lotlts. also doe-.<l.iiis.
l)lilt'li and fiatti-ed itas.-iiiiei-i-s. and a superior ti.‘-‘.~i0!'ll‘i10i“vl’ of vo.<tin;;s to suit ¢w‘i't’_'v‘ l2l-“l(‘- New
;-iltrlttlz Styli-s of Ci\i'll"lC'l"S. Oll.-ULO'i‘['lS and t\l.’\'l"1‘l-.\‘(:‘S. Also, the l:IH“»**‘-l -‘l.‘.7l“-5 “ii
.51:-ittlctrieii‘s hats of it very snlterior tt'!alil_V- 'l‘lte tept.ttat';oit of this l‘-.~‘a‘:Illll>'lllllt‘tll' will II{‘Vt’i'
be tiiruislied by si-.§lin_<_i gzooxls at. high pt'i(:(*~‘. E\'(f.t'y species: of goods will be otl’et'i.-:_l at prlct‘-s
that will ilofj,‘ coinp-:itit.ii.m‘. Conic pay a visit to the ll‘llI]liliL‘tl't‘ fair. _
Nexv Uattaan. §\1:ii'c.lt 12. 185]. ‘i‘v’ILLlAt\i E. RA Y.\IO;'\7D.
at
to
U‘
‘*3
h‘ n
6%
In
(3
tin.
mun
Z‘-feta: Ilizriiess and iS'(i(Za’[c E:;.‘.ab[i.v/iiizent.
FE’? I} ll snlisr:.i'il.mt' ltaviatj: had an apparttnent. titted up beneath the Coiinecticut Hotel, would
_._ ‘invite the attention of the public to his extensive it.‘5S()l'lltl()tli. of ."5adilles, ll.:ii‘iif',=scs.
']‘1~unt\_;, V;1lig{\5, (’,‘;;;~pe-t l:-ttgfi. Mats, Rttgs, '\Vhips. [_A.‘lh:lll"..*<. l3i*us‘m-.s,Curryconths,Slianfmies
&c. (tit. wliiizlt he has i':onsr.autly on ltaud. He INS Oil ltitlltl SOVP-l'?ll -‘3t3l’-‘S Oi‘ VC‘v-"_Y llilil -‘3ll3Sl0
llarm-s.~:. co:niiin'tu;' nt-..~itttess with diirability. l'}vc-ry article in his lineof business am)’. he had
:it this cstzilili.-ali:zuii‘tt, of the very best matei-ials and style of workma n.-thip. at prices which will
' not pm p, _,-;,g',_.;‘3- (;t;5{i;mm'.~‘.. §Ee'g3=.1‘F.2'iz:g; done in a neatand substantial iiianner.
Jugr i-eizeivcri a lot. of lltttiiilo Robes, Blankets, Etc.
1"~loi'i.vall;, Nov. 1. 1541). F- B‘-w\DLEY-
vimgaa $3 5 L "'53
,
l'Ve.sif Side Z/Le Bi'idge, izizczrly 0“,].?0.-ate Hie j“.%)'iL*(zi’tt Ifcitel. _
-1?‘ °.''. * '
Etssstttztactuser erect Dealer 3.3.:
f. .»\DDlJlC.‘:', llarnesses, Tt'iiiil<s, Valice.-7, C:tt‘petlitt_1S, Szittrzliels, \Vhips. Mutts, Brushes.
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, "\Vc.l)'o, Saddlery \Vare, Trunk Locks, u‘\:c. (to.
N’. B. II(ii'iii?sses mam! zzcliirerl Z0 02'(Z(’?‘. Tcriii.~.' faz:0i'i.'iZiZe.
. . -
E-§g;‘g;;-31:; Qemetsyy fi._=3§ec:3_';3,.= TO ‘F.-’(7O L Chi .-\;\'l) C(_)'‘'i‘ON
»; us #3
1‘-Eiesaoaecturers.
Fri'g‘i.Iso/i‘3 ./lI"i'0Z(.’ Ru‘./it S/at‘:/1..
; ill‘) ::.ttlisct'iliei's have liceit appoiittcd sole
.:-e_ zigaiits for tlto sale cl l<‘ei'gii.-:im’s M attu-
lt":irrtLti'ers’ Arro\v Root b'tai'ch. and expect to
the constantl_\; i-acc.iviii_«_; it in siitttcicitt. quanti-
ties to fill ()l'tlt‘-l'S ti) any extent. lt is war-
ranted pure, and inside from A ttnow .P.oo'r only.
l"rtiiu lllt! tc.-rtinioitisils fiii'iti.~‘ltL-‘-:l to us by
Am_5t. Mr. l*‘cr;;u:ou. it appears that. “ 'l‘l;i.~.: article
4-1
\V_ C-_ S,,.m,'m.. Swiy pm H,,n_ i l:2t_-; been nsml in a ituiiim.i- ot. ixttiiiiitn-toi.i(.,5 -H,
tiozx.
T a l‘~l(-etitt_L{ of the Nor\'all< Cemetr.-.r_v
f. 31 As.-:oi='i:-itioti, held .‘-\tt_Qt|.\‘l f3‘.ltl'i., 15:30, W-
ted that: lira-t‘t (3_uint2ii~:l and lJ_\'lilltll Ilicliziids.
be it coinrttittct--. to have r,;eiici'al sttpervisicn of
the grounds of this Association, as l’l‘-§1t|l‘(l.~‘
inoiiiiiiiwztts, totnltstoiws, and enclosure of lot.-'.
and that no po:erso:i shall t'll5_" a _:;rave. or erect
stones to gravr-.s. without permission and advice
of said (.'iiitlI!llll€‘8.
ll). Q_ut.\"t‘.-mo. (‘.hairman.
\‘
s
n
.
3’r."‘°.3:=;'t3'i2:- rm
6'5‘-1'-.u -
.:z...t3e-.=s.
2:11‘!-\ ’
:<u.».I‘~_l and (‘.¢.‘tll)it5l' SL'Et.'(*::‘, pater!
I
- I\'c-w York and New I n;__;l::n-il, the past _\'i-.a r,
B P A N T’ 8
1
lent-.y and c>;tt'aoi'dinai'y clieaptioss. It takes
the ‘ll.’-lL't3 of elite tiltm-it-tlici‘. as that ttllllslt‘. is
I t- .2»
gives to the _;ondsa rii:h glitss that lL‘(‘lill|(l
it’ ''t.: f.'. ‘i'.-. :- :, Y - f _,, _ , _;, .'. ,, :. .._,, .
iyl‘,l,,",,-‘.,_.,~‘,‘.,l"(§‘,,.f,I}‘°.§.-"ll; 2’,‘,'l."’,:',‘§f.(,‘l‘{T]\,,’f,,§},!l’}’l,f_f:fl Moss and other c.\pcns.te [il(‘PillallIUl)a c.1i.nm
. . . u. . .. , -. ,. tz, . .
l_-.' 2-I.:3u~i‘lo. ., . unit.--.: it is :'nut.’u'i-_o iiitd /tr.-flit.-y. and .7:inr._- l
.t-min to (‘I‘n:l'(} (tn ‘stttiupzinn of the }.l3tt._'.'.~‘. U. ,-,.u.}.,-H,-I ;...
l.-_. some that. rsii-‘iptir-ti can trot be cttred. he that the o;.:n- i
such. I I ‘ t‘ tr.-'.’l SI.'_i{ ‘Ht-l do I.'ic.1r't‘ftt.‘= a tiict, u-ltich can he _
l"l't\\'I ‘ ttl l1:1)H.'-.tl2lIlH in (3-'.<t‘3. tit.-.1. tt:i.ui1.-uicsitu this (‘ll"(:tl ,yarit sinoot ltel‘ it ttd stroit}_:et than ot.li(-.i' .“.~tai'(:li;
_ lolll‘. "mum! of it is um‘!/'1. l/irrc };»aiuir/.s- rt] pala-
’s‘[,'il.']=/'i‘l)I5 that i'r-st-ititili-it. ti.-id \‘u‘t‘:t‘t? in sill i'c:pe::.‘v I['tL' ll't':‘»\’l!lp- '
tutti.-; tit‘ llllL~‘t2 who ill":-, an.-l P.“/I812 dciizl are said to llll'\’I: llllrd“-'~'lll.‘ , , ‘ l . ,,
it. litgliiy l‘(‘Cttll‘tll!t'.lltt(3(l tor cotton.
\\'l.'U llull /III,-(.7, dry!/, ri.'c.':i':3_t) {‘a'!’Ih?;——I‘l]i)[3 in ‘i‘(A };l-'-.g‘_.(f’ (-Slgtttttl.) D.5Nil';L B.-\GLl'.‘Yn
fIlI'4l‘f."l)I.'-::If('i"fi/I I~‘ei'rr—Ni;//if-Si.:'c:1t.v-—:iml \$'tl:-li1I._(: :t\'.’!!'-.’
of tin: E-:1‘.-"I" tilt-l lH:;o:!. l'etsi>t:.- lm\'in;: 2-tt:‘lt (jullllt .
lfinil it far clteape-r and lietter than glitc or any
be in tl zljrimz tiltlli‘, but. by the use of this rctitcdy, they
ms .-um is 1/llI‘t.'»l5'./’ ll. z_~c_i/c!iiIi!c cmnpoviiid. ltis plc:Is- l ml“-‘ll belief fcf llll‘ ('0l”’” “l’l‘.”-lllilli-'lUl'le5 ll’
nut, to tnliu, ititil itci;ci'dm.s i_i.'i'i.-‘!/ in any st.-we ot tliscttse or nttdrr : Suhsntlue it in_,»tem[ ()1 Potato S3m.(.l,_"
(:1‘2t.9.iI:,'£ the wlxuin ."_'y'Hl(.‘-.'ll—l):v' ¢-q'uti'i:i;i_r/ (.’.'e '.‘l}L-4/-
iC§'l-:lIL';'tt:;~'L—l:,3}Lgfliiitaifizz: Lfb«'Ir"i‘/-"£1-'11!’-'I:I 3‘3-\'D0(7l0l‘illi0il- 11 “ l a in ol)li;:eLl to give yours the pi°cfei'eiicc
1. .. . .,._,_ _ . .
plicatinn, beauty, die.
_ _ (Sigiietl,) C. H. A'rnt:r.'ro.\’.
l:'.'ccu'."i.-g at tlie 1.11/iyx-, I’i:i'iis c 91:‘:-n'i.«.I,. No’.-, and C'l.e:t. .\'e-r-
1lHALE‘2 \‘i"E'3.v‘:KI\‘l'I.'~':-ZI'l."i titltl (.'uii.-1i.’tu'ut: h|'lSlll;,’ “l'_‘l‘d- _ _ _ _ _ _
frmn. (Pilate:-:i. lttrtillftlzn, 5-:<‘.. lchinery in its prcpai'atton. tltercby lessenin-,-I its
. ~.... /| g.~.| i
. .. . . « . 1 . ,_ H. , 7 - 9 NHL. Itot .~.tl- , \\ IU tail 0. -ty
Fn‘irs.i‘le by A. 5.ellecl., I\U|\\.l.).\ , \‘i- ('tl‘(llt]Sll b,CHiEFFE UN BROTHERS & CO’,
and \v .12. Dyer. llrir.lgcpoit.; A. l . l..ltlll,J.)2ttt-'
P. Fail-cl:'~ld.Betliel: L. Purr, Greenfield; G. 3 _
B. Middlebrool.-, \Viltoii: Nichols 6»: Belts, , 3- ainta
Sontliport; A H.‘ _ _
Duncombe 3,; C0" }{.-mtmg CW3,-H; }.)_ [.]_ .-‘.trer being applied and exposed to the air it.
Peck, Greenwich. A llordei-s
N. Y. ]5=;_.o“.-_<)' l'i_'v exposure. The basis of the Paint lieiug
fnrined of pet‘. ox_’y"tl of Iron cannot tzmlergn
‘-'l"‘-'“l"" “Wl S:tl'l!!.‘.; Hicc. ll2:l2lltC:‘- hc-ad _ fol‘ i't)o[s. l‘-‘or l)t.‘::lt:“‘ (lt‘::':ll)illl._‘/, and safety it;
and coitiuzcc steer lv.-i:tl.-.. for salt-. <.‘.-'imlp5:tlt~:-1:113lsifltttls 'Cill!'l‘i'iillt! . or sale by '
with uixpamllt-llr-d stzt-tress. It. forms it sizing
F; ,1 I .‘ .
g E-;l:’l it it
‘:'~’._i_‘'.‘' :. -I '
3: 3 5 not il(,l\lx'tl to the siziitg llltltlt‘. of this Htatcli. lt
. o~.'t~d to tilt‘ tittiliittliit-d sati. .. tioti ct" all pi--—.<nn_-i who [mvu l)t‘,.~‘lt)\\’."
l
' \\':'-. l'i:m\'. l mi.’c'.’«-r, tlt-' ' ' - _ . . .,
X l " it is prepared snnilarly to other .Stari.~lt
(.'mi;,-as tittd ¢.’i'.\.~;:st-s ‘.\‘ht'i:lt. Iii;/'o.i'r: the: citrus \\'l'!'I ,-mi-d_ u, ._-m
1
l have heard
that flit:-.l (il.<L‘:tFt: (i(H!.*'3El2l{)fi0_llo 'l'iiis ll:1lsi..'ti lix:.~l t"llt’('(l i
Pittstii-lal. t‘.pril 28. l8;')1.
ll.l\'l: l.||.“.'l.' on ‘d :it‘.;r it was nziitl they could not live a \'.'£“.“l{
2-.t:_vctmiititszutitzcs. lt rrh. 5 its \'.‘:nidi-rl'ul :t:1itri'nm.<! mi. _ r
' ‘ (Sign:-d.) '1‘. Curr, do.
@o.......«. duty. $1513.,
Ila rrfurd. April '29, 18.31.’
E?‘ For Proof utrll p..i-3..-.iuai's of Cures, see our l’n.zn-
. . . ; 0 ~ l " ~ V. ' ) * '_
;.,,,,.y; S_ C_ S,H,m,,“ 1,.” Nmvycmnmn; P_...0 104 am. 10o John st.. 1 ew \ti|.
Faiifiettl; A, S, V'mmn_ \Ve_-non; D_ R, S.-t-l E311 the painting of Bull lings of all kinds
must l)ead(lr9ss-§fI)l't‘l'l3 a. hard solid slate or metallic coating
fit:-alter cliaittgo its-iii; wlioll_'_.-' 'iiiip.:»ri~i".oii.,v (0
-‘5Tl.'3..ii.‘.‘~I’i‘ & Q‘;.7iI*§’.l‘3~._l'?. D. VET. E. ‘iifiiii-‘EI..L, .i‘age::t for Nn2.‘v.-‘elk.
for Cotton or \‘-ltiolcii Yarn, of ;;:'eat i:misi-'-
.E.E,c Q-§,‘,,e;,.E Cflyazi RFRa,.,,,H 7 l'(*.tltl{‘~l‘S the Cluilt :'iriui>i' and ninre elastic. and
. . — -. .5 A4 ' _.,g
"C rug‘: .~.' will tlisz i*i't".". ‘.‘i‘ 1:. .:2 i. '3 -;~.;. .. . _
L U” M‘ I l ' ’ '~W"' ' " '0'"! l " ‘ ‘l ' Tlie following are 0Xll'£l(:l-S front letters late-
"- -er ll.-nit‘-l\”’t I tin: win .1,
ion of’ the iii; or t .e- f=.'.\\’, we shall not r.ttt'!ii;';1 to or-_*ite with R”. Sizing. H "lakes the ”“.‘,"(!S 0!‘ “.m.),a”
Ct1llt.‘(l t'e.:il ('r.'cit.-ttmtptis-ct, zmd ‘-Vlllttll \\'l‘l‘U tt ‘tent with
(ii 8i'.I,(I'C/I. /'iir.s'i'z.‘/i_v_:' ii:nrili:=ii 3/urii.
I/mimuiidii of r-cr.-‘ants who \\‘(-lff said to t.-- lItI}J(!l(-55:)’ i-!llicted——
Side’. Hthl I‘:”"'-'—UlI':i"l!ll_\' of U130?!t.hiu;t'-l’iirri.’ciiI Hr1'rc- I
" \Vo l1‘—I\'(!U.~'(.‘tl it‘. nearly two }'t"l1T-. and
l()ll‘,(t‘l‘. '.l'3 .-‘V14.-.t '_.-Em: has- CtKt'('il snittc who \vc:-t- 3dll;‘]l();Cll to I ‘ ‘ _ .
. . iotltt-.r Starcli. 1 am (:0ttllL'lz'lll it. would be
n:ns'_lIv:'. i.n.t vtngoy -_-onzl lit-altlz.
I-:-teziiotzi-J C-lli'L‘5 by l.’itrit”,vi2t;.', -Vfr-‘-ii:/!li.i'iii'»i_i -' 't I
ire-tltictn; ti hr:(:l(.'i_i/ nctinn—:liu.: riilirg,-i‘ii_ii (‘ott:,:h—.~.uuti'iiiig (Ii-. Pill-qllel‘-lo A l’l‘” 29* 18:31‘
both its i'e_:;ai-tls quality, economy, labor in up-
COUG3I£‘$ utrl ('oIil.v, Bro .‘.'~\f}-'!I.‘i7. .‘.‘p:I.‘i'ii_i/ of 1,?Iriod«
wy,s7,es5, ,‘\'i'.,.’i.'. .\‘ir.-.7t.«-, Pnlpihitio/i c_r't‘/it 1'1:-tirl, un-.l ull EH. ll1he ‘n:”)u"2“fiul.e'. having il"|_0dnC(_d "Int
tablets uttdI1tutdl:il.’:—:i.ll L:ttrAgL-ms ltave it».-m lugive away. icost. is enabled to otl‘er at a t'urt.ltcr reduced
Hoyt. .‘4tatnfnrrl; ll V-V Taylor, \Vcst - - 7*‘ "
_ - .. . _ -pott,t , _ _.
i Eagle Eire and Water ?roof
lock, Rirlgefieltl ; A. Nit-hols, l it isunequalleil by any Paint now in use.
ed to \V- LLACE & CO., 304 Bt'cadvmy,i which adheres closely and remains unchanged
,'r.-;-"./mi’ .-T};-.~, or .'l7t.'.v‘ri', fcrznz-.: at its-if:-::t cciitrnt.
l‘(_-.I:_.:l by
Paint your Buildings at Fences.
' SANFORD hasjust: rec'd.a qua utity of
e superior .‘.\‘Ii:ieral Paint. vga rra ntsd equal
to any Paint ever bet"ore otfered to the public.
It is proof ngiiirist tire,-water and weather-— t
is unchnngeable in its color—it mixes readily
with any kind of oil. and is a liermtitul dzirk
brown or freestone color. This Paint rec'd
the premium at the N. Y. State Fair held at
Albany in 1850. in competition with the Ohio
Fire-proof and several other" mineral Paints as
superior to anything of the bind in use for
clieapnc-ss and durability. Numerous cei'titi-
cates ofits sltpei-iority have been given by those
who have tested it. of “hiclt these are two:
" We have used your mineral paint in paint-
,ing cars and houses and upon our road, and we
can safely re.coimn.~-ml it as a very Snp(‘t'l0|'
che.-i p and durable -'|l'llCltI of p:tit)l."—-HI-ZZ'«IA;\'
H. PHELPS. Superintendent, Syrai.-use «Sc Utica
Railroad. Oct. 30. ‘L350.
“I have used a large quantity of your initi-
cral paint. and I find it to be far pret'ei'able to
to the Ohio or any other piint now in itse-—it:
is impervious to water, and iiiiclittttgczilile in
colnr.”———Ilot:.-xcr. .loti.\'soN, Paiitter for the S.
&: U. Railroad Co.
Tliis Paint is for sale by 7. S.\;\'FORD,
Ageiit. for the ntariufsictnrr-i's.
Vestport, .‘u'art:h Q4, 1851.
1'2tf
Crcc£.*.e3"y at Raymond's.
N entirely new aitd _:lesirable ti.-:sni'tincttt
of the best: qualities i;fc.i'n('ke-i'y, i-inbrzic-
ing almost every article in the line c in he found
at. the store of the S'ttl).~‘(‘.llltPl' at prices below
any other establishmi-nt in town.
V’. E. RAYHOND.
New Canaan. April 12.
L%?83‘l3 Bargains
R ll‘. ofi‘iei‘etl in the ~.\'a_y of l3t'oail<‘:lotlis.
/' Cas.-:itiiei'cs and Vestiiigs. all of which will
be tn:mut'ncttirr.-d to order in the lat:-..-t .-tyle. or
ctit. free of I-xpmisc. l’erl'et-t tit‘ _::tiIii‘=it:tieu'.
or no s:ile———-at l.. H ll AN l')l;l<l it CCYS.
l~3U_\'l'I:s‘ l“t‘£‘:lt:ll and Aim-ricaii
F’ iii‘. '
QB ‘ 13'“ \‘.'indow Glass. assorted sizes, for
sale wliolcsalu and retail by
16 b'l‘l{i<ll£'l‘ EC QUl.‘l'l'.«\P\D.
‘+"$9’zit2do*;is7
€3e.r;3e‘t.:5.tag.
Qljé lCCElVEl.) this day, iliri.-rt from auction,
"7381 2000 yuils of (-oinninzi, lino, sitprrtine.
and three-plyCarpeting wliicli will lie sold at a
great bnrgaiti. C. J. (:'l{U.‘tli\N.
Fepiitzs.
.7‘.'Vll l7. suhst.-i ibers lxavv _i'.t.~:t. i'ec‘rl another lot
El. oftlto-‘c licritttifiil l’n:ilitt.< and tire. st-lliti:
{limit low as usual. NA l..l..('.lllY tic LlC\\"l.‘Ti.
‘f:.:IAlltS A.\'l7 SPli{ CS.——.:3tt0l.'i»~51_.< cu! nails
"‘ and opt!-'.(-.;<. 2l.\‘.'~:Il'iPIl froin 3.| title to 7
iticlte.-'.t'oi's:ilc l-.y S'l‘P..i<ll*l'l‘ J2‘ QU l .'\'l‘.»‘. ill.)
‘J1
.._r°»\
-“sci!
Hats, Can: and Straw Goods.-
C. B N DEE would infortnvhis patrons-
~ and the public generallynltatthe is now
turning otftlie spring style of hats of’ all qualzv .
tics and ea-z‘cI~i'm-. Gentlemen can be furnish-
ed at his establishment with as good an flltlclfi
as can be found either in the city or’country.-——-
Wany who have worn his hats will cheeilully
testify to thvirclieapness, durability and neat-
ness. His 534 hats ate equal, if not superior to
the $5 ones obtained at the great einporiums
in the city. Call in anil see for yourselves.——
Also, CAPS of every variety. sold liere clzctzp- ‘
arr l.'u*-ii can. be hail at any other place in. lawm-
'1'/i1.s-he pier/gas/iiinsclflo do. Also, STRA \V
GOODS-——titi extensive assortment. of Palm-
L‘<=-af. Leghorn. China Pearl. Pamama and!
chitdi‘cn‘s fancy straws triined and untrimed'
constatilly on hand and of styles and prices
which cannot. fail to please. Come one. COIIIO
all. Quit-It sales and small protitsis_Ihe motto,
No. 1.5 Main street. at the Hat. and Cap sign is
the place for Bill',Q7llllS.
L\'orwalt.'. April 16th, 1951.
Corn P1.-winters & Seed Sewers.
E TE are the solo nwizers for the right for
tbs-. State of Conn. (with the exception
of l'.lar?fni'd Coiinty) for the above l‘t|‘ll(:leS——
and would caution all persons against any in-
fi'lllgt_‘tllt‘tll. 'l‘hc-se Plitltlt’l'S and Seed Sow-
crs are supei'io;‘ to any other now in use. and
so simple in their constriiction and easy in
their operation. that they can be ir.aiiagc.<t by
it child. 'l'i:e price is so low as to l)l'lll_L_7 them
within the rise of all For further particulzirsl’
wt-. vronlcl refer to the llllli'l(‘ itself. which may
be seen at llOLC().'\} B 5:‘, L\’O;\"-*',
S3 \Vati-r-st... Bridgeport.
Per.-‘ens \v':.-:liir,u, for the zigeiiity oftlic lll)()V(-1
artii-lo.-7., can apply to us. The riglit. for all
the r-outities. with the exception of l7airtiel(l
and .\'ew llaven. is ti.-r sale. Tlteso we wish
to t'r"lttltl for our own sales. 12
Very Cheap.
Q‘ Pl NO-»\ l3D~L)_\l l.;\'A L .‘:7UPPORTlCRS
K . and Sltotildi-r lll‘ilL'(‘>‘, for iziirvature ofthe
S.pice and kitidi oil dist-asr-s; of a|lsi7.es,foi' sale
at very low prices (neai'l_v one half loss than
fni'ixiei'l_\‘.) liytlie S!ll)S(.'l'll)Pl'. Call aitd seo.
ll]Pltl at the tzfllro cf DR. A. ll.lLL..
Jrtii. i’t‘tlI. ll9.5l. 4
Haven Railroad.
SU.\l.‘vll$l’. Al'L.l.\.\’t.il£Ml:lN'i'..
it. N and after I\li)nzl:i_\j, April 28th. the fol'—
lnwin_L: trains will leave the Caiial street:
station near Bl‘U2ttl\\‘:t_\'. l’it;<sct7;__;e.t's will ii.'i-'o-
he l't'(.‘(.‘lH‘(l at the New York and llatlem:
Rtiili'i)ti:l Ufftt-r-, tit $7th st.
'l.'l’..'.l.l.\":5 l*'i".().‘tl Ni". \V "t'i)Rl{.
1' .-\i:iotnim.:-al.»:tion 'l‘r:.'iii at. 7 A. M. for N.
llavt-ii and all li:lt‘l'l:2(‘.(llt:l(-.Slttlltills. l’asst-n--
gt-rs from the \‘.'a_\,' Slttllttltfi for Albany, and,
the stations on the il'.;'.l."-‘itllttltlti and Nau;5atuck
llnilmails, will take this 'l'rain and .-"top at
i§i“:<l_<_vr>port ; l'nr ll:-i't§‘ot'tl, i.‘:§Il‘lt'-,gll(‘l(l and Bus-
tn;x,joi:i l"I.\;pi’(-.-.~: Train at .‘{v‘.\' Haven; loi-
(.'-:it‘::il lltiilrziatl 'l'::iin at. .‘\'csv llavcit.
v--.
.'-;..
= .9. . ‘aa-:1~.'’j_ ‘ H
a:.%'.3“i“tSElt?ll.'
For the Cure of
coueHs,ccLBs,
Hee.:a-':m::at3:ss, 21102-3.
. ‘R
43*.
€31-3iI'I' Fl, €'.$.‘£i=’.3'a'.?§, .é3.£:"'".1"i:".':I-
Ilf.l..Ex, "s€3"I=‘::'.=’.'t£'It3.’IJ.‘xT!£.-I--4‘.Tlf.‘:'t.3'4I-IE1
-33.3531) C§€'2l‘3'S'tU3.‘£iE"3‘3'93 .
'l‘lll>5 iiivaluablc retm-tly for all ":.-etisvs oi
tltroat and ltiiigs, ha;-e attitinrd ce.'t.-l,xi'ity from its
(‘l.ll'I.‘.'~‘, iievcr up.-ale=.—.l by any other im-.«licim=
llC‘«ii)|'(f. Uthcr ;.i'p.pai'ati-this llttvt‘. .-;ltowiitlieiit-
.-zeivr.-s palliative‘-. :ititl.<o:m=ti:iie.-: iu‘i'vi:tt-it itotabl ..
0 ti-.-‘. but none has cw-r so ft?-3.3’ won the coli-
dcncc ofcvery coniinunity whei'i—.-. it is knowir.
Altai‘ years ofti-ial in e.-fci-.iy Clllll.‘tl.f‘,litf‘» re.-‘n ts
have iiitlisptttably shown it. to l‘0.~'S(’S:; a iitti.-:tci'_v
over this dangerous class 0.‘ tll‘.§!‘ft!S0, which
could not fail to attract the attention of Physi-
cians. Pzitietits, and the pnlilic at lar;__;c.
Set» the .<t;itcttie.ttt_-', not of (ll)-'(:t.ll'P iiitlivi:l-
hats and from far distanti places, but (ll ins-it
who are l~‘.tlt)Wtl and I'C$iJUCl.Cil tltrotigltout tlr.
countr_\~.
'l‘l:i-- wirlely (‘Plt"l‘i!'ltl(‘(l St‘it'gP0tl. Duct. V.\ L-
EN'l‘lf\' E ;‘.iU'l"l‘. :l I\'¢=.w Ymk city says
“ lt giizo-: lliu |)l0€lI<lll't‘ to tze-i-tily the value:
auil t-tTi:::u-.y of‘ Ayi'i-s Cii:~*i'ry l’:-.c‘.ni‘a:l.’ tvliiuli
l C()ll>'l(l+'.l' peculiar adaptt-.tl to cure diseases oi’
the tltrnzit and lun_'_is.”
Dr. Pcikiit.-:. the venerable Pr:-si<lei:t of the
Vt-rntont l".ll"(.llL'ttl Ctillttge. out-. oftlte t-niiati-.x:t—
ly l(‘tll'llPll pli_‘.'.\‘lL'l:tl):-‘ of this countr_v writers the
(.‘.lteri'y l’ci:toral is e.~.t(=.r.sivvly :1.-2-.-it in tlic.st-'c-
time, wl-.m'e it lta.-shnwii iininist.al.abl:-. r:vitl.-ni,:i-
ofit.-' happy clft-ct; upon ‘tlio pulniott.-ia'y dis-
raises.
’1"l;e Rev. Jno. D. Ca:-.v-.lii':ine, it distiiiguished
Clci':yttian oftlie lingli.-li C-li-.ii'cit
writes to tlte |tl'(.Ipl«'*lt‘!' from tllotitrcal, that he
has been citrttrl Ofa .\’t3\’(,'l'tl a.stliiti':tic tiff-it-tioti.
by Clie-.t't'y l’i*ctoi‘:tl. llis lettci‘ at full lt*it_;;lll
may be found in our cEi'c'.ilzii'. to be l:':tt.l of the
a_'_;ont, and is worthy the attention ofaistltmatic
patients.
Tltis letter is from the well known Dru -ist
at. llill.-tdale Micjigziit. one oftltelai'gc.-‘Ideal-
ers in the State. and this case is from-his own
observatinti.
lIit.Lsn.-x.t.i-:, ;\ltctt., Dec. 10, 1818.
Dear Sir: lninietlititely on recsvipt of your
Clir.-i'i*y Pc-ctnral, lcarrie-.il a la-tile to an ac-
qnaitttaiict‘. of niiiie who was ll:Ul.i,‘_'l;l to be tii:;ir
his mid with quick (~.onsiiiii;;tion. ll c» was their
" _lC:;;ii'cs:; 'l‘rnin at 8 .1. M. for Stamfoi'(l,
lli'ul;_u-port anil I\'i-w llaveii, tliciice to Hart.-
fiiril. .‘~‘.pi'iii}_{lic'(l and llnston. l’zis.~‘.e.t_::(-.i'.~: fut’
(‘labial l~l.=iitn=:ii.l \\lll take the cats at New
llztvi-n ; tilr the llou-atonic llailrnad to Albany.
and Piltslie-id, and for the .l\'atigatticl. Ritllrottd
at lliiilggi-p(i2't.
3. At-cntiimoilzztion 'l‘i'ain at 9 .1. M. lor New
llavnn and all ltilt'l'lll(‘.:lltti(‘- .-ttiziiins. Pll>.'S0|I-
gr-i's by this 'l':ain I"-.irtite Canal Railroad, will
l't'.‘.tll:tll! at ;\7ew ll.:ven until 95 1*. tit.
4 tipr.-.i:i;il 'l‘ra'in at 11.1.’: A. M. for Port:
Clio-te ‘and into: inctliatn .5l:tll’.)l'lS.
5. t"Ix;;:'i-s:;'l‘i-tiitt at 3 p. M. for Stainford,
i\'n|'~.vz:lk, l§i‘id;_:rptit’t and .‘~Imv -llaven, thence
to ll.-iitlbrd. Sl)2‘ltl;_'1ll&*ltl2ll'5ll llnston, (.‘t')tlllt.‘(fll!l£[
at }‘iltiljL't'l?ttl'l with '.l'riti:i of l‘:OllSttlHi|ltt Hail-
rnad In Pitt.-tit-l.+l. and with "l‘r;iin of Ntiirgiitiick
.ll:-:ilt'o.nl. ()ii Stlllll'Il:t’\S this 'l'r;iin ciintiects
wi:li'l'iain r-f-(_7anal llziilitisztl at New lluvcu.
G. Aitrrnntxnndasioii 'l‘s:iin at it P. M. for New
lltivt-.:t and Eiiti-t'tnt_-.rli:ttc statioits.
7. Ctitmtittlsitlott 'l‘i‘:iiti ltl. -5 Q5 1’.
13rit!_;i=;to‘.‘t and iiatc-t‘iuC(l':::tc stations.
8. Spctzizil 'l'taEn at 0.30 1'. M. for Port Ches
tcr and interi:u-:li::t<=- stations.
'l‘l‘l.»‘.lI\".$ TO I\’lC \V YORK.
1. Sp:-cial 'l‘r:iin at 6.80 A. M. front Port
Clix’-"Slt‘l' .<l’.(tp;.‘lt!;_’_tll all llll".‘l‘lDPtllt|l(*. stations.
2. Cotiii:i:.it:tti<iit 'l'rnln at .'3.40 A. M. from
lz":<l;_;r:.poi'i,stizping at all the itttci't:tcdi;:te sta-
i-.>:i;~:.
:3. At-or-mmmlatioit ’l‘r;i'in at (3.15 A. in. from
New llave-.:i. .-ztoppiiig at all lllltll'lll9Llltll(‘, sta-
tion. l't}(:t¥l‘.’ltlg p :5.-:ttti_'_jci' from Naugatuck Rail-
i'(:~ad ::t l‘}l'ltl:_;§'l?.'.|‘.'f.
' 4. .»"\rc:int:n:i;l..tioit 'l'rain at 6 l5 A. M. from
New ll t\’t‘ll. .-tn;i;'.iii_'__{ at all iiiteriitedinte stu-
‘tions. rr:cr-it'll“.-2 l)2t-:_¢£,‘li.‘_1£,‘l't-.‘- from the llaitfoid
and Dlcw 'tl::ven,Caital ind N.-nagatuck Rail-
rods.
lixprcss Train at 1.1.} P. M.. (in connec-
tion with tho l“.xpruss 'l‘t':i%it from Boston) from
Ni-\v Haven, s3iippin'_i at .3ridcprn-t, i\‘nrwalk
and Statnl'nrtl—-—i~rt:tsEvitig passeii;_joi's from the
llot;.s~.:zt:mic llailroadtit l3iidgvpoi't,and Canal
lltzilroail at. t\'i-.w Haven.
ti. .‘.~pi-ctal 'l‘iaii'i at 3.35 P. M. from Port
Ulic-stmstuppiiig at all intcrineiliatrt stations.
7. Accnttiiitnilzitioii 'l'r:iiii at 4.20 1’. M. (ro-
Ct‘lVlll£_’ p;i.<soii_;'ci's from the A(ruoininndation~
'l‘i'ain f:oii: Bo.-5lt'on) from New Ilaven. stopping
at a li it.-torinediate SltlllttllS.
8. ‘lXtll'(‘.:§.~' 'l‘rain at 8.1.0 P. M. (orinconuec-
tion with the l*I.~<pi'c.-.‘< 'l‘i'ain fri.-in Boston, stop-
ping tit llriilgi-po:t. t\'"oz\vall-'. and lzitiiitifoitl. ar-
llVll g: in ‘.\’ew York at 11.30 P. M. Eveniitg
'l‘rain from Pittstielzl connects witli this Train.
at l’ii'iilgx-pint.
Nl<.‘\Vll1A‘v'.l£i_\l A;\'D DRIDGEPORT’
M. {or
unable to rise from his liml,:ii.»il was c.\'tt'i-ttii-ly
t"..~vlilo. [lis frieinls ll("ll(‘\"('!tl he inust soon the
unli-.ss i'eli(‘fconli.l be Oltlttlltetl for him, and l
induced llllll to give your exizeleiit int-(lit-iitc ti
trial. I iitizimiliately left: town for Illl'(‘(‘, weeks
and you ti::iyjiul;;e my Sul‘])l'lSU on my l'('.llll'll,
to lllI.’Pl‘ llllll in the str:-rt‘ on my‘ way limin-
from the cats, and find he had eiitirt.-ly t'ec(iv-
l (!l'Pt.l Fot.ii' \vecks lrom the day he coniini-ii-
t:('tl ttikiitg your iitedicine, he was at work at
~ his iird'.1otts trtiilc of lilil(1l\>lllilll.
Tliere are other cases within my lcitotvlcilgge.
were the Chi-,iry Pcctoral ltas lice-it singular
sui-cesstiil, but none so llli'H'lx(’tl as this.
Very truly _\'t)ll|'>‘, G. \V. UN DE ll‘. '00 D.
ll.\.\‘ovt-:r.. Otizn. April 3, 18.30.
Dt~‘:l1'Slt': i wish [could tell all that suti'ct'
with a congli. what. your Clicriy P('(?lUl‘2ll has
done for me. lt. (loos seeiii lllt"-_}‘ iiiiglit. ht-. ben-
littod by the iiiforittatiiin. l had it lung fever
wliicli li-ft. my lungs \Vt'2lli and iiiflanicil Bciiig
very fl-(-bleanil unable to gain sti'eiigtli at. all,
my friends tliou_g_l;t. 1 must. soon sink in con-
sutiiption. l hail no tip;‘.etit(-, atid a drnzidftit
(?()l.lj_’ll was ftist \\'eai‘ltig me mvay. ] litflutttt to
take your beautiful niedi(:i'.:c, bythe advice of
a clergyiit:iit, who had seen its effects before.
It. eased my ctiirgli at llt'Sl', and gave iue test at
night. In less than a fortni_-._»ht I could eat
well, and my Ctutgll had ceased to be trouble-
some, my appetite retui-md. and my food nour-
ished me, which soon restored my st.i'eit_g;tli.-——'
Now, after five weeks,‘I am welt and strong,
with no other he-lp than your Clierry Pei-toral.
Yours with respect, .lULlA DE
1 herel.iy certify that the above stateinent of
tnv wife is in t't()t)f0t'ttlliy with my own views
ofhcr case and her cure by A_ver’s Cherry
Pectoral. JOSEPH DEAN.
Thcabove named Joseph Dean and Julia his
wife. are personally known to me. and implicit
coulideiice may be placed in their stati-tneiit.
SLVIUBJ L C. VAN I)l‘lR\VE.\"' ‘1
Pastor oftlie Baptist Clint’-’_'ll.
i Prcparr~.'l and _.-‘old by .l:m;es C. Ayer, Prac-
tical Ultvxziist. l.-mvcll, [tin-‘.-3.
.‘~.‘old in i\Ioi".'-.n:3!; by XV. E.'L’.issoll: in 93am-
':i=;l. l..ockv.'cod, and by the d:'t:;_{i-.:.-g_»..>u'.':‘z:7:-
l-')*.=.‘I,l‘:if.'!2£ the :3t~.it.e.'
r
t
_‘
‘-ll‘
_ .
Sl‘l‘IfIl.'.Ti.
.l«‘rmn I‘-l(‘.\\—' ll2t‘.’.".tl at. 9.50 A. M.for Naugatucl;
Railroad and l.it‘l:lg(‘l)ttl'T. P
“ New llaveri at 3.l.3 I’. M. for Milford
and .\.'::tt:;atuck l~laili'otid Juiiction.
“ New llavcii at 5.'2t) I’. M. for Naugatuck
, l'l2illt'nail lllltl l‘:-l'lfl‘;Pp.')tl.
From Bi-iilgt-port at 6.30 A. at. for New Haven
front t\':itt_uatiu.-ll liiiliotid.
“ Bi~iilge;2iii't at ‘2 P. M. for New Haven
from lloiiszitoiiic l3.:iili'oa_d.
" NttLtg:ill.l(?li -Zailroad Junction at4.30 P
M. in connection with that ro.=id.
ll . 1}. MA SON, Sup't.
C£‘;3..£3i’.£*3..;'5_'a RAELEQAE. .
.Suiii.iiic'i' Ai'raii;;'ciiicnl.
N and after Monday, April :-38th. pasca-
- f1Ct' trains will ruiidaily, (Sundays except-
ed.) as follows. '
Le-ave New Haven for Call tsville at 5.45
A. M. 1l.]5 .—\. M. tittd 3.30 P. M.
Leave New Haven for 'l‘ariti'ville- and Colitis
v'lle at 11.15 A. M. and 3.30 P. M.
Leave Colliiisville for New Haven at 7.40 A.
M... 10.55 .+\. M. and 3.45 l’. M.
Lc-ave 'l‘iti'itl'v’.lle for New Haven at 7.15-A.
M. 3 P. ‘\l. V
, .
Phe trains from New Haven at 5.45 A, ‘M,’
_.-o iiisvi e at . 1 . tilt! arri \i e n
(‘ ll ll 44 P NI l’l‘ ll ll t3.
P. .‘tl.,daro freight. trains, Wll.ll passenger ac-
coiuino ations.
\'pcci'.-zl A rrmi 0‘(.’)’7 cm
L . ‘.3 . I.
On Saturdays, liereaf: er, until fnrtlfer notice,
the :2d passengzer train out of New Haven will
leave at 6 P. M. or on the arrival of the 3 P
M. o.\'pi'ess train from Afexv York,
' Tritit_is oftlie llartfmd, l-‘rovidencc and Fish
kill Raili-oatl lt-ave Plainvillo for Hartford in
::m_itiec_tiou (‘:\'l;lrlt tltc; lTt0t1’ltri’l1,-',f and afternoon
trains trom _;Uulll§'a'lt ettnz. .4‘trlF.Vi”(-_‘. at 8,155
A. M. and 1‘3.I_‘,=t) P, 3.}, ' ' '
:‘l ‘ "I: ‘ .. \ - - rn . . '
" I‘-ll»'il:.il‘t-5 of lllyf, C‘.ip;:i Road ijotioect.-with
:‘t‘lo' .i..:.us or “to 1‘.o\‘v' .t_ci-la and ;¥’etv haven
:'Liiil!"J’d'Ll. T’ N }\{,s,_§'5;j)‘.-yr, 53,”,-t’
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